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Ocean Point Claims Company
Licensed public adjuster explaining damage to a Florida homeowner
Public Adjusting Service

Florida-licensed public adjusters working exclusively for you.

No up-front fees. No recovery, no fee. We represent policyholders from intake through settlement, and beyond to appraisal, mediation, or Civil Remedy Notice when carriers will not pay fairly.

Short answer: Ocean Point is a Florida DFS-licensed public adjusting firm (#W829547). We work on contingency, we work for policyholders only, and we handle the entire claim from inspection through final settlement: including escalation to appraisal, mediation, or Civil Remedy Notice when the carrier will not pay fairly.

What we handle

Public adjusting is the end-to-end representation of a policyholder in a property insurance claim. When you retain Ocean Point, we:

What it costs

Our fee is a percentage of the recovery, as regulated by Florida Statute 626.854. You pay nothing up front, and nothing if there is no recovery. The specific percentage: within Florida’s statutory caps (10% for declared-emergency claims in the first year, 20% for all other claims): is disclosed and agreed in writing before any work begins. Florida law gives you a 10-day right to cancel without penalty after signing a PA contract.

Our process

  1. Free claim review. Call us, submit a form, or upload your denial letter / insurer estimate. A licensed adjuster evaluates the claim at no cost.
  2. Retention. If your claim is suitable for PA representation, we sign a contingency-fee agreement. The 10-day right-to-cancel applies.
  3. Inspection and documentation. A licensed Ocean Point adjuster inspects the property and prepares the detailed scope.
  4. Policy review + estimate. We review your policy in depth and prepare a Xactimate estimate matched to the documented scope.
  5. Submission and negotiation. We submit the claim package and negotiate directly with the carrier on scope and pricing.
  6. Resolution. Settled directly, or escalated through appraisal, mediation, or CRN. With counsel’s involvement where appropriate, litigation.
  7. Payment. Carrier issues payment. Our contingency fee is calculated against the recovery.

Looking for a public adjuster outside Ocean Point’s network?

Ocean Point represents Florida policyholders. If you’re outside Florida or want to search a broader directory of licensed adjusters by location, our companion site Public Adjuster Near Me maintains a directory of licensed public adjusters across the country.

Frequently asked questions

What does a public adjuster do?
A Florida-licensed public adjuster represents you, the policyholder, in negotiating a property insurance claim. Activities include inspecting the loss, documenting damage, preparing a detailed estimate (typically in Xactimate), submitting and managing the claim with the carrier, and negotiating the settlement. When the carrier refuses to pay fairly, the PA can advance the claim through appraisal, mediation, or Civil Remedy Notice.
How much does a public adjuster cost in Florida?
Public adjusters in Florida work on contingency: you pay nothing up front, and the adjuster is paid only if you recover. Florida caps fees by statute (Fla. Stat. 626.854), with a reduced cap for claims arising from declared emergencies during the first year after the declaration. Fees are capped and cannot be increased because of litigation, and the specific fee is disclosed in writing before signing.
Public adjuster vs. insurance company adjuster: what's the difference?
A company adjuster is an employee of the insurance carrier. An independent adjuster is retained by the carrier. A public adjuster represents the policyholder exclusively. Only public adjusters and attorneys can represent you in negotiations with your insurer. Of those two, the PA is contingency-based and typically less expensive.
When should I hire a public adjuster?
As early as possible: typically before or immediately after the carrier's first inspection. Early engagement means the claim is documented correctly from the start. That said, we also handle denied, underpaid, delayed, reopened, and supplemental claims at later stages.

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License
FL DFS #W829547
Experience
21 years · 500+ mediations
Rating
5★ (85 Google reviews)
Fee
No recovery, no fee
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